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This is a notice, not an error, nothing to be concerned about…it’s to let the developer know there’s something that needs to be looked at. This is new with WordPress 6.7, and will be addressed in the next update to Participants Database.

It’s a good idea, but I don’t have specific plans to do this because it would be hard to anticipate exactly what it should look like. Participants Database isn’t specifically a commerce plugin, so it’s not obvious how it would be used to generate invoices.

You can do this yourself if you’ve got some CSS skills and maybe php if you want to create a custom template.

The idea is you set up a special page for it using the [pdb_single] shortcode, giving it a special configuration it to display the invoice. The user can print or download from that page, but there’s a fair amount of configuration needed to make it look exactly the way you want.

That part of the query is not coming from the shortcode filter, looks like it’s a search term.

OK, the only thing you need to look at there is the line that begins with

PDb_List::_setup_iteration list query:

You’ll see there that there is an “AND” in the query, this is limiting the results.

The go a bit deeper in this, you should turn plugin debugging on, clear the debugging log, then test the filter. The database query in the log will explain what’s going on.

When you’re filtering on a multi-select type field, you need to use the “~” operator because the value in the record is usually going to be an array, and you need to look for your value within the array. If you take a look at the record values using a database tool like phpMyAdmin, you’ll see what I mean.

Yes, the Image Expansion Kit plugin adds a multi-upload image field where several images can be uploaded into a single field. It also makes managing images easier on the backend because all the uploaded images are in the Media Library.

I don’t have a demo page for this, I’m sorry.

The Multi-Relational plugin is a good way to organize records when there is a “parent-child” type relationship between two records…so this could work for your case: the owner would be the “parent” record and other residents of the same address would be “child” records to the owner’s record.

The MailChimp plugin would synchronize all of them to your MailChimp account, and if you include a field that describes the record as “owner” or “associate” you’ll be able to segment those when sending out a mailing.

Yes, it is tested and compatible with php 8.2. You may see some “deprecated” notices, depending on your error logging settings, but these are nothing to worry about, just letting me know that some code needs to be updated before the next major release.

This sounds like a javascript issue. Testing it on your page, what I see is that the WP Optimize plugin is throwing an error and preventing the javascript from working. It may be that you need to re-minify the javascript after the update, I don’t know that plugin at all, so I can’t go into detail.

Can you tell me exactly how it is not working? It’s working in my tests here, so I need more detail to understand the problem.

There are two types of request that you can make using a filter to select which records are returned. The first (and it sounds like that one you’re using) is a simple query to tell you now many records are included. The response is simply a numeric count. This is for the purpose of quickly determining the number of records that match the filter. This query request takes the form of:

https://xnau.com/wp-json/participants-database/v1/query/list/first_name=roland

The second type is a list request that includes a filter. This one will return all the record data for the records that match the filter, which sounds like the one you want to use, it takes the form of:

https://xnau.com/wp-json/participants-database/v1/list?filter=first_name=roland

Check the REST API documentation under “Working with Groups of Records” for details.

CSS is a bit complicated, everything depends on the specific context, so I can’t give you anything too specific on this.

I have an article that will provide you with some very useful tools for editing CSS rules: Simple CSS Techniques for WordPress

The issue with the borders is most likely that you are not using a selector that overrides whatever is adding the borders in the first place. Using the developer tools (as described in the article) can tell you what rule is applying the borders, which will help you write a selector that will override it.

Changing widths can be considerably more complex, since it’s very likely the form is nested in several other containers which may be affecting the width. Figuring out which element to target can be tricky, and often table elements can’t be made less wide by simply changing the width, you usually have to make the contents less wide because the table will tend to expand to contain whatever is in them.

If I am understanding what you want to do correctly, for the standard formatting, it would actually be a bit complicated if there are multiple results to the search. You’d need to determine which fields didn’t need to be shown because the default formatting uses a table, and you need to know beforehand how many columns are in the table.

If you use a different template, for example the “responsive” template, then the results are not shown in a table, and so by default, each result would only show the fields that have data in them. The linked article explains the templates that are available for the list shortcode.

This is coming in the next update, we’re at least week out for that.